Thank you for your question!

Although the Databricks Genie Conversation APIs are currently in Private Preview, you can still set up and use the Genie API on AWS or Azure Databricks platforms. This enables you to query an existing Genie space and retrieve results via API. Additionally, you can enhance the user experience by integrating a front-end interface, such as Streamlit, to interact with the Genie engine.

We are awaiting further updates on the next steps. In the meantime, my team is exploring the integration of Genie Conversation APIs into our workflow using Streamlit. As the Genie Agent evolves, it will likely offer more streamlined methods for deploying and managing agents within Databricks.

One important limitation to note is that the API does not yet support creating, modifying, or deleting Genie spaces programmatically. However, you can still leverage its capabilities for querying and retrieving results.

Hope this helps. Thanks.